The Tychem 2000 C protective coverall is a high-performance full-body solution designed to provide a reliable barrier against chemical splashes, liquid aerosols and biological hazards. Manufactured with Tychem technology, it combines lightweight construction with exceptional tear resistance and a polymeric coating that enhances impermeability and durability, even in demanding work environments.
In the marine sector, this type of protection is especially useful for on-board maintenance tasks, handling marine chemicals, bilge cleaning operations, hull repair, management of contaminated waste, and emergency situations that require an effective barrier against hazardous substances.
The design of the Tychem 2000 C includes an adjustable hood, elasticated cuffs and ankles, as well as reinforced and taped seams, ensuring consistent protection throughout the garment. It also features a self-adhesive storm flap over the zipper to prevent the entry of liquids and particles. Its high-visibility yellow colour enhances safety in areas where multiple operators are working or in poorly lit spaces on board.
This coverall belongs to Category III PPE and complies with various European standards relating to protection against pressurised liquids, fine aerosols, solid particles and biological agents. Its lightweight construction allows operators to work comfortably for extended periods, reducing fatigue without compromising safety.
Key Features
Protection against a wide range of inorganic chemical substances
Suitable for biological hazards and pressurised liquid splashes
Lightweight, flexible and resistant Tychem 2000 material
Stitched and taped seams to prevent liquid ingress
Integrated hood compatible with breathing equipment
Double storm flap with self-adhesive closure over the zipper
Elasticated cuffs, waist and ankles for an optimal seal
High-visibility yellow colour
Designed for industrial and marine maintenance environments
Compliant with European PPE Category III standards
Marine and Maritime Maintenance Applications
Handling and transferring marine chemical products
Antifouling treatments and surface preparation
Bilge cleaning and work in confined spaces
Disinfection and biological control operations
Response to spills or hazardous contaminants on board
Work in shipyards, dry docks and naval workshops